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Fourth of July Heads to Shriners for First Time on Thursday

There will be food, music and a carnival special on Thursday.

Wilmington kicked off the Fourth of July on Wednesday, but the celebration is far from over.

On Thursday night, the festivities continue, but for the first time there will be a new venue.

Thursday's events get started with a dinner hosted by Sons of Italy. Guests can chow down on individual chicken pot pies, corn on the cob, salad, roll and butter, and drinks for a cost of $8.

From 6-9:30 p.m. music will be provided by The Haverty Brothers Band, a performance sponsored by Salem Five Bank.

In addition, the carnival will be open for the first time on Thursday, running from 6-11 p.m.

Patrons at the carnival will find a special deal on Thursday night. With a coupon, residents can get unlimited rides for $20. Without the coupon, unlimited rides will cost $25.

For a complete look at the week's Fourth of July activities, visit the Fun on the Fourth website


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